Lacing/Mottling

[TheOddOneOut]

She is silver. The red coloration is due to autosomal red, or non-sexlinked red/gold.

Also, gorgeous hen, @Poultrybonkers.

Ah. I guess I meant silver laced, which she is not.

 

[RoostersAreAwesome]

Ah. I guess I meant silver laced, which she is not.

Well, not completely laced, but definitely partially laced. She should be able to produce laced and partially laced offspring.

 

[Poultrybonkers]

Well, not completely laced, but definitely partially laced. She should be able to produce laced and partially laced offspring.

two single copy laced birds would produced fully laced birds so her kids would be fully laced

 

[NatJ]

two single copy laced birds would produced fully laced birds so her kids would be fully laced

Some of them, yes. And some would have no lacing at all, and some would be like the parents.

 

[nicalandia]

I really look the look of Silver Laced hens That have Autosomal Red.

 

[Poultrybonkers]

Some of them, yes. And some would have no lacing at all, and some would be like the parents.

ive bred two one copy lacings before and all chicks were laced

 

[Amer]

ive bred two one copy lacings before and all chicks were laced

That doesn’t mean it will always be this way.
It’s a 25 percent chance of not being laced so not super likely.
You might hatch five and get two non-laced, or you might get none.
You might hatch ten and get no non-laced. You never know.

 

[Poultrybonkers]

That doesn’t mean it will always be this way.
It’s a 25 percent chance of not being laced so not super likely.
You might hatch five and get two non-laced, or you might get none.
You might hatch ten and get no non-laced. You never know.

i wouldnt actually care if some werent laced as im going for mottled
moreso the lace would make a tolbunt